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More than five years after the collapse of Afghanistan’s republican government, key questions remain unanswered about how telecommunications surveillance systems were used during the Republic and what became of those systems after the Taliban returned to power.
The initiative, called Ride the Borders, began in Aigle, Switzerland, home to the headquarters of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), and will end on the island of Lesbos. At the conclusion of the journey, the ten bicycles used by the participants will be donated to an organization that supports refugees through sport.
The Kabul Bank Liquidation Directorate, after failing to recover a US$4.492 million debt from Kamal Nabizada, has formally requested the Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to assist in pursuing the case through Afghanistan's embassy in Uzbekistan.
While Trump and his allies have repeatedly encouraged the people of Iran—especially women—to rise up against authoritarian rule, the same president speaks the language of “national interest” and “reduced commitments” when confronted with the most extreme form of gender apartheid in the 21st century: Afghanistan under the Taliban.
ARG Times — Several officials from the U.S. Chambers of Commerce, including the President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, are expected to arrive in Afghanistan tomorrow, sources confirmed. Two reliable Afghan sources told ARG Times that the delegation will travel directly to the northern province of Balkh.
This milestone marks a major step in the historic 10,000-megawatt national power-generation project, which officially entered its implementation phase after a cooperation agreement was signed between Azizi Group and the Ministry of Water and Energy on August 2, 2025.
Azizi Developments has announced the signing of a 50-year lease agreement with KEZAD Group, one of Abu Dhabi’s leading industrial and logistics zones. Under this long-term partnership, the company will build and operate 12 factories within KEZAD.
A high-level delegation from Azizi Developments, led by the company’s Founder and Chairman, Mirwais Azizi, arrived in Beirut for an official visit and held meetings with senior Lebanese officials. During the trip, Mr. Azizi met with President Joseph Aoun, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, and Beirut Governor Marwan Abboud.
Photos obtained by Arg Times show that in Katawazai’s office, a picture of Taliban founder Mullah Mohammad Omar is displayed instead of former President Ashraf Ghani. He has also reportedly met with senior Taliban officials, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban interior minister.
